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The society advances the education of the public in the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of ornithology, birds and birds study. It promotes the study and protection of wild birds by means of meetings, informative talks, field outings, surveys and exhibitions. It co-operates in the formation and maintenance of nature reserves.

conservation (Preservation of Rolling Stock & other items related to Underground Railways - [mainly London Transport])

Education, Training.Arts & CultureHeritage, ConservationCommunity

A Rocha is an international conservation organisation working to show God's love for all creation. A Rocha is committed to environmental action through community-based conservation projects. The activities of A Rocha Trust were transferred to A Rocha International (charity 1136041) on 1st July 2010 and A Rocha Trust (charity 288634) became dormant from that date.

Encouraging public interest in local environmental, conservation and heritage issues.Promoting civic pride in the area.Undertaking research and disseminating information.

The principal activity of the Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is the conservation and operation of the Victorian Beam Pumping Engine as part of an heritage site and educational resource in the London Borough of Haringey. It is located in what was the old Tottenham sewage works, within what is now Markfield Park, and adjacent to the River Lea.

Initiate and encourage improvements to best elements of the environment in Ealing. Try to prevent spoiling of Ealing through insensitive developments in Ealing by reviewing all new planning proposals and commenting as appropriate. Encourage designation of new conservation areas in Ealing. Appear before important public enquiries affecting Ealing. Take action to prevent proliferation of licensed pr

The Objects of the charity are charitable objects or purposes concerned with any animal or animals or with wild life in any part of the world or with the environment of the United Kingdom or any part thereof.

To provide opportunities that enable and encourage young people from a variety of social environments and physical abilities to gain access to and to participate in cricket and other recreational activities.The emphasis shall be to improve the physical, mental, educational and social development of such young people.

We are committed to improving opportunities for young people in a structured and disciplined environment. We educate them through boxing training so as to develop their physical and mental capacities and help them to mature as decent individuals and valued members of society. It is our sincere hope that we are a positive influence and can help them to achieve their full potential in life.

To provide a forum for those who are concerned in preserving, enjoying and protecting the environment and character of Ropley, including Monkwood and West Tisted (the Local Area).

Various social events to promote interest and support for our aims to protect Pegwell Bay and the environment from unecessary and undesirable development together with the maintenance of public open space.

Brookside Boys Club provides a safe environment for boys and young men to socalise and partake in a range of sporting activities, therefore improving their social skills whilst promoting a healthy lifestyle.

To offer the best possible standard of education to allow each individual pupil to develop fully in both academic and personal terms. To enable pupils, regardless of ability or background, to enjoy rich and diverse learning opportunities and activities, which will develop confidence and prepare them for future challenges, in a rapidly changing environment.

Conservation of the archives of the late Charles Parker and the advancement of education and knowledge in folk language, lore and music based on this material.

The principal object of the charity is to advance the education of the public worldwide by the dissemination of knowledge and information about the management, conservation and development of the human environment and resources of the world.

The Hunger Project is a global, non-profit, strategic organisation committed to the sustainable end of world hunger. We are a leadership development organisation empowering people to build a just world where everybody can fulfil their potential and build lives of self-reliance and dignity. Our work across 11 countries of Asia, Africa & Latin America, reaches the lives of almost 35 million people.

National award scheme (UK) to practically help and encourage people aged 50+ to engage in volunteering and community development, learning activities, the arts, heritage & culture, sports and conservation open to people from all kinds of backgrounds and circumstances, especially those with ongoing health and mobility problems.

To promote high standards of planning, urban design and architecture in or affecting Coventry. To preserve and to promote understanding and appreciation of the built landscape and environmental heritage and the history of Coventry. To hold meetings, lectures and exhibitions. To educate public opinion and give appropriate advice and information to enable active citizenship.

To extend knowledge of earth sciences through lectures, meetings, field trips and to support relevant publications and to support earth science conservation.

Fund raising for local and international causes. Sponsership for Community, Voccational,and Environmental improvement.

The mission of Hereford Civic Society is to encourage high standards of architecture and town planning in Hereford. In pursuit of these aims we work with the Local Authority on built environment matters, scrutinise planning applications, hold regular public meetings, publish a quarterly newsletter and organise study visits.

To improve and develop conditions for women in both rural and urban communities and advance the education of women in citizenship, in public questions both national and international, in music, drama and other cultural subjects; also to secure instruction and training in of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare. To promote sustainable development by education.

To promote beekeeping through education and training for the benefit of the environment and mankind because of the important role of bees in the production of food. Children/young people, people with disabilities and special needs and other charities/voluntary bodies are also beneficiaries.

WAC is a vibrant youth project blending youth work, canoes and water. Focusing on developing confidence and self esteem, awareness of self, others and our environment communication and collaborative working. Young people 8 to 19 join our youth clubs, whereas groups of all ages book canoeing sessions. WAC aims to work with those most affected by disability, discrimination and disadvantage.

Conservation of buildings and surroundings in the Halifax area.

Provide information and advise for people with kidney problems. Hold open meetings for patients to have the opportunity to ask a doctor questions away from a hospital environment. Help and support kidney dialysis units.

To promote and advance the education of the public in natural history and the conservation of Flora and Fauna on Deeside and the surrounding areas.

Promoting the study and conservation of birds in South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire

The preservation of the historical, architectural, artistic, archaeological, constructional and environmental heritage of the Tees Valley area in the form of buildings, land, artefacts, or other objects (including any building as described in Section 290(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1971), of particular beauty or interest.

EDUCATION - CRAFTS, SINGING, ENVIRONMENTAL/CLIMATE CONCERNS, WALKING GROUP,COMPETITIONS, FUNDRAISING FOR LOCAL CHARITIES, EVENTS AND OUTINGS,

Promoting the preservation, protection & development of Ripon.Make annual awards to encourage high standards in any developments/refurbishments during the preceeding year.Commenting on planning matters relevant to Ripon with a view to promoting high standards in any developments.Educating members & the general public in the geography, history, natural history & general environment of Ripon.

Donations, and gift of time, to a variety of charitable causes, mostly of a local nature but sometimes nationally or even internationally although these latter are often in association with other Rotary Clubs.

We aim to empower women and girls who have been traditionally disenfranchised from access to existing services, to effect positive change in their leisure, work and social environments. We do this by providing group work where women and girls can meet, have fun, learn new skills and look at issues relevant to their lives, building confidence in a safe and supportive environment.

We are an independent & voluntary organisation and charity, providing caring & support in a homely & friendly environment to help and support people affected by cancer, their families & carers.

The provision and maintenance of the village hall for the use by the residents of Bredon and Bredon's Norton and surrounding areas for meetings, lectures, and classes of an educational nature and for recreational/leisure activities with the object of providing 'added value' to the lives of local people many of whom are elderly.

Provides opportunities for young people to develop intellectually and physically in a team work environment under programmes developed by the Scout Association.

To support people and improve quality of life through use of the natural environment; on how greenspaces are used and can be improved; use of nature to improve well-being.Education; practical skills (conservation, gardening and traditional crafts); volunteering opportunities and holiday activities all support the improvement of the environment and allow people to link to local greenspaces.

Providing a fun safe supervised environment for recreational and educational activities where all youngsters can develop selfesteem and the qualities needed to become caring responsible citizens, showing youngsters that someone cares. The club ethos is to maximise potential of all young people, increasing their opportunity of employment, enabling them to become active members of the community.

In the operative area: to advance public education in ornithology and related matters; to promote the recording, research and study of birds and other wildlife; to support and encourage the preservation, conservation and study of wild birds and places of ornithological interest; to protect these from injury, ill-treatment or destruction; to collate, maintain and publish recorded results.

Provide a mailing of tapes or memory sticks monthly to visually impaired recipients giving details of activities within the Lichfield diocese which we feel may be of interest. These are mainly of a religious nature.

Assist in the conservation of the natural beauty of the National Trust property of Box Hill and in the protection and improvement of its amenities for the benefit of the public, and advance the education of the public regarding Box Hill and its ecology and to further this aim it has produced a number of publications.

The Hebe Society promotes the cultivation and conservation of hebes and other New Zealand native plants.

(A) To advance the education of the public in the knowledge and understanding of ornithology in the county of Buckinghamshire(B) For the public benefit, to preserve and conserve the wild bird life and to preserve, conserve and improve the wider environment on which wild birds depend in the county of Buckinghamshire

Provision of talks and activities promoting awarenes for schools and visitors to Linton Zoo. Development and production of environmental education material including signs, posters and newsletters.

ASPROM exists to promote the study and conservation of Roman mosaics in Britain and abroad. It arranges lectures and field visits and makes grants to aid research when its funds permit. It is the British branch of the international association AIEMA.

(A) To advance the study and science of ornithology and (B) Promote the conservation of local and national avifauna and flora and the study of other branches of natural history.

We raise funds to provide and maintain exercise and medical equipment to enable local people who have experienced cardiovascular illnesses to continue their NHS rehabilitation programmes for an unlimited period of time in a safe and structured environment at supervised gyms operated at Community Fire Stations within the Wirral peninsula.

The Charity supports and raises funds to assist the Churches Conservation Trust which has taken on responsibility for the maintenance of the Church-in-the-Field in preserving for the benefit of the nation the church and, if appropriate, historical, architectural and archaeological environmental heritage that may exist around the church.

Educating young people by providing facilities for teaching the game of football and when appropriate to enter leagues to play organised games against other teams. We provide a safe environment with qualified volunteers to teach and organise. We have achieved Football Association Charter Status signifying our ability to carry out the tasks and currently cater for around 210 young people.